MagSafe grips for iPhone 18 Pro attach with magnets, double as a kickstand and come off when you want to charge wirelessly. They range from metal rings and silicone loops to PopSockets that pop up from a flat base.
A grip holds best on a magnetic case, so start with our iPhone 18 Pro kickstand cases. Several grips below also attach to a MagSafe car mount for the iPhone 18 Pro, and our iPhone Duo grips and stands cover the foldable.
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| Product | Price | Discount | Why it is a great deal | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Lamicall Magnetic Phone Ring GripCrystal Black | $15.99$19.99 | 20% OFF | One-sided magnetA plain 360 degree ring grip with a desk kickstand. | Check on Amazon |
![TORRAS Flagship 360 Magnetic Phone Grip Ring Holder Kickstand, Burgundy | [2-Sided Magnetic] [360 Rotation] Fit for MagSafe Accessories for iPhone 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 Samsung, Google, Burgundy](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41BeA0mcqgL._SL160_.jpg "13 Best MagSafe Grips and PopSockets for iPhone 18 Pro in 2026 from ESR, Spigen and More 5") TORRAS Flagship 360 GripBurgundy | $29.99$35.99 | 17% OFF | Stainless steelA 360 degree ring with a 180 degree stand mode. | Check on Amazon |
 Orivexus 4-in-1 Magnetic Phone Grip StandBlack | $19.77$21.99 | 10% OFF | Strap and selfie modeAn elastic strap grip with an extendable selfie handle. | Check on Amazon |
 JOYROOM Magnetic Phone GripBlack | $24.29$26.99 | 10% OFF | Fabric strapA strap grip that doubles as a lanyard with a 180 degree stand. | Check on Amazon |
MagSafe Grips Split by Style, Magnets and Case Fit
- Style: metal rings from ESR, Spigen and Lamicall, silicone and fabric loops, and PopSockets grips that pop up from a flat base
- Magnets: the Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip is rated at about 50N, the Lamicall Silicone Loop Grip at about 20N, and the ESR 360 Dual-Side Phone Grip at 1,600 g bare or 3,000 g with a magnetic case
- Thickness: the PopSockets Low-Pro Grip is 2.6 mm, the Lamicall Silicone Loop Grip base is 3.4 mm and the ESR 360 starts at 3.6 mm
- Stand angles: 125 degrees on the ESR 360, 170 on the Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip and SYNCWIRE, 180 on the Lamicall Silicone Loop Grip, TORRAS and JOYROOM and up to 340 on the Orivexus
ESR Phone Grip and Stand Ships With Two Metal Rings
The ESR Phone Grip and Stand has a 0.9 inch ring lined with TPE and a zinc alloy build, and its magnets hold 1,200 g on a bare phone or a MagSafe case. A dual-joint stand props the phone upright or sideways, and ESR tested the hinges over 5,000 uses.
Two metal rings come in the box for a second phone or a non-magnetic case, and the listing names the iPhone 18 Pro. ESR says the rings also let it work on Samsung and Google Pixel phones. It suits anyone who wants a simple ring grip with a spare.
ESR 360 Dual-Side Grip Starts at 3.6 mm Thick
The ESR 360 Dual-Side Phone Grip measures 3.6 mm at its thinnest point and 5.2 mm at its thickest. A dual-ring hinge opens from 0 to 125 degrees for stand use, and magnets on both sides let it attach to magnetic car mounts and metal surfaces.
ESR rates the hold at 1,600 g on a bare phone and 3,000 g with the official magnetic case or an ESR magnetic case. The listing names the iPhone 18 Pro, and a PEEK damping shaft is rated for 5,000 rotations. Buy it if the grip also has to click onto a car mount.
Spigen O-Mag Ring MagFit Has a Dual-Hinge Kickstand
The Spigen O-Mag Ring MagFit pairs a 360 degree rotating ring with a dual-magnet hinge. The dual-hinge kickstand holds the phone upright or sideways, and the magnets are double-sided for car mounts and other magnetic surfaces.
The listing names the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max alongside many other MagSafe phones. It is also listed for Pixel and Galaxy phones, which helps a household that mixes brands. Spigen gives no magnet rating or thickness, so the hinge and the brand are the draw.
Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip Weighs 24g With 50N Magnets
The Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip weighs 24g and is 4 mm thin, with N52 magnets on both sides rated at about 50N. The inner ring rotates 360 degrees and flips up to 170 degrees on a gear hinge, and the dual-hinge design keeps the phone steady upright on a desk. The inner ring uses a sunflower pattern instead of a plain circle.
A metal ring is included for non-magnetic cases, and the listing names the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. Lamicall says to push it off from the side before MagSafe charging. Strong magnets in a pocketable body are the draw.
Lamicall Silicone Loop Grip Adds a Soft Finger Loop
The Lamicall Silicone Loop Grip swaps the ring for a 2.5 cm soft silicone loop. The zinc alloy base is 3.4 mm thick, the kickstand flips from 0 to 180 degrees and Lamicall tested the hinge for more than 10,000 folds. The ring measures 58mm across and the whole grip weighs 33g.
The magnets are rated at about 20N, against about 50N on the Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip. The listing names the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, and a metal ring is included. Small hands that find a hard ring uncomfortable will like the loop.
Lamicall Magnetic Phone Ring Grip Uses a One-Sided Magnet
The Lamicall Magnetic Phone Ring Grip weighs 1.12 oz and measures 4.2 mm, with an internal damping ring for steady 360 degree rotation. It works as a finger grip and a desk kickstand, and an arc-shaped groove makes the ring easy to pull out. Lamicall sells it in seven finishes, from Misty Black to Dark Green.
The magnet is one-sided at about 4.4 lbs of force, so it will not stick to a car mount or other metal surfaces. The title names the iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the grip comes off for wireless charging. Choose it when a plain ring is all you need.
TORRAS Flagship 360 Grip Is Stainless Steel
The TORRAS Flagship 360 Grip is made of stainless steel with a 360 degree ring and a stand mode that opens from 0 to 180 degrees. The magnets sit on both sides, so it can mount on a fridge or gym equipment, and TORRAS tested it more than 30,000 times for folding and rotation. The larger ring collapses to fit a pocket when it is not in use.
A metal ring is included for non-magnetic cases, and the title names the iPhone 18 series. It comes in six colors and is the one to look at if durability testing matters most.
SYNCWIRE Magnetic Phone Grip Is 4.0 mm Thick
The SYNCWIRE Magnetic Phone Grip is 4.0 mm thick and weighs 23.8g, with N52 magnets on both sides. It rotates 360 degrees and flips 170 degrees, and a gear-and-spring hinge clicks into position and is tested for more than 6,000 folds.
Because the magnets face both ways, it stays on a MagSafe car mount without being removed. The title names the iPhone 18 series, and it comes in black, white, green, pink, orange and titanium blue. Drivers who mount the phone every day get the most from it.
JOYROOM Magnetic Phone Grip Uses a Fabric Strap
The JOYROOM Magnetic Phone Grip replaces the hard ring with a woven fabric strap that also works as a lanyard. A foldable ring stand opens to 180 degrees, and JOYROOM tested the zinc alloy hinge for more than 50,000 flips. The ring itself rotates 360 degrees for upright or sideways use.
The magnets are listed as 20X N55, a bonus metal ring is included and the title names the iPhone 18 series. A 3-year warranty covers it, and the fabric strap helps when a hard ring hurts your finger.
Orivexus 4-in-1 Grip Adds an Extendable Selfie Mode
The Orivexus 4-in-1 Magnetic Phone Grip Stand combines an elastic finger strap, a MagSafe grip, a foldable kickstand and an extendable selfie handle. The dual-hinge stand opens to 180 and 340 degrees, and the magnets work on both sides.
The title names the iPhone 18 series, and a metal ring is included for non-magnetic cases. The elastic strap is softer on the finger than a metal ring. Anyone who films vertical video will use the selfie mode most.
PopSockets Phone Grip for MagSafe Pops Off for Charging
The PopSockets Phone Grip for MagSafe is a magnetic PopGrip that snaps off the back of the phone in seconds so it can charge wirelessly. It works with iPhones from the iPhone 12 onward and with MagSafe cases, and it doubles as a stand.
PopSockets recommends pairing its MagSafe grips with a MagSafe case, and Android phones need its separate magnetic adapter ring. The grip comes in many designs, including Black, Radial Black and Speakerbox. It is the classic expanding PopGrip in a magnetic version.
PopSockets Kick-Out Grip Skips Silicone and Textured Cases
The PopSockets Kick-Out Grip with MagSafe has a metal kick-out stand that props the phone upright or sideways at adjustable angles, which suits FaceTime and video calls. It attaches magnetically, so it comes off when you want a flat back or a wireless charge.
PopSockets lists it as not compatible with silicone or textured cases, so check your case before buying. Android phones need the separate adapter ring. It suits anyone who wants a real kickstand more than a thin profile.
PopSockets Low-Pro Grip Is 2.6 mm Thin
The PopSockets Low-Pro Grip for MagSafe is 2.6 mm thin, thinner than any other grip here, with a kick-out stand that adjusts to nearly any angle. The soft flexible grip is rated to withstand up to 30 lbs, and you pop it up by pressing the button’s outer edge and sliding inward.
It works with iPhone 12 and newer using a MagSafe or Qi2 case, and PopSockets does not recommend it on a bare iPhone. It comes in Gunmetal, Teal, Lilac, Navy, Mint and other finishes, and it slides into a pocket almost flat.
Check Case Fit, Magnet Pull and Wireless Charging First
Magnets lose strength through a thick case, so a grip that holds on a bare phone can slip on a bulky one. ESR rates its 360 grip at 3,000 g with a magnetic case against 1,600 g on a bare phone, and PopSockets does not recommend the Low-Pro on a bare iPhone.
ESR and Lamicall both say to remove the grip before wireless charging, and the metal rings in their boxes do not block it. The ESR 360, Spigen O-Mag Ring MagFit, Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip, TORRAS, SYNCWIRE and Orivexus have magnets on both sides, so they also attach to magnetic surfaces such as car mounts.
My Pick Is the Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip
If I were buying one, I would get the Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip, because it weighs 24g, has magnets on both sides and names the iPhone 18 Pro. The ESR Phone Grip and Stand is my choice for a simple ring with a spare, and the PopSockets Low-Pro Grip suits anyone who wants the thinnest option.
Questions About MagSafe Grips for iPhone 18 Pro
Do MagSafe grips work with the iPhone 18 Pro?
The iPhone 18 Pro supports MagSafe, and the ESR grips, Spigen O-Mag Ring MagFit, Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip and Lamicall Silicone Loop Grip name it in their listings.
Do I need to remove a MagSafe grip to charge wirelessly?
Yes, take it off first. ESR and Lamicall both say so, and the PopSockets Phone Grip snaps off in seconds.
Which MagSafe grips attach to a car mount?
Grips with magnets on both sides attach to magnetic surfaces such as car mounts, which covers the ESR 360, Spigen O-Mag Ring MagFit, Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip, TORRAS, SYNCWIRE and Orivexus. The Lamicall Magnetic Phone Ring Grip has a one-sided magnet and will not stay on a car mount.
Which MagSafe grip is the thinnest?
The PopSockets Low-Pro Grip is 2.6 mm thin. The Lamicall Silicone Loop Grip base is 3.4 mm and the ESR 360 starts at 3.6 mm.
Which PopSockets work with silicone cases?
The PopSockets Kick-Out Grip is not compatible with silicone or textured cases, and the Low-Pro Grip needs a MagSafe or Qi2 case. The Phone Grip for MagSafe works with MagSafe cases.
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